Eliminate the 'pain' in the workplace! Utilize technologies such as robots and automation! Address labor shortages and reduce employee burdens.
Our company offers "labor-saving solutions" to eliminate the hardships in factories and manufacturing sites. By replacing heavy lifting and repetitive simple tasks with machines, we contribute to reducing labor-intensive tasks, specialized work, and overall man-hours. By utilizing AMRs and AGVs to automate transportation tasks, workers can engage in more productive work. 【We can solve the following issues】 ■ Tasks take too long and are inefficient ■ The workload is heavy ■ There is a shortage of workers *Free consultations available! *For more details, please check the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Introduction Effects】 ■Resolution of labor shortages ■Reduction of employee burden ■Improvement of work efficiency *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Case Studies】 ■ Automation of handling high-temperature materials (Labor-saving through robotics) ■ Automation of handling paper packages (Labor-saving through robotics) ■ Standardization and automatic switching system for SPR, FDS, and spot guns (Fastening devices for different materials) ■ Automation of welding for train side bodies and roofs ■ Logistics improvement (Introduction of chassis frame sorting system) ■ Efficiency and visualization of in-factory logistics *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Our company supports the manufacturing sector, primarily focused on Japan's key industries such as automotive and electronics, with various technologies including machinery, electrical systems, and IT systems. As a technology partner in an era of accelerating technological innovation, we confront challenges together with our customers and propose new solutions.
